I took my first ceramics class when I was a highschooler and have been in love with throwing clay ever since. I’ve been lucky enough to find wonderful studios wherever I’ve ended up — at my college, in Washington DC and now in beautiful Vermont.

MUGS

#1 - Celadon glaze with Blue Rutile on lip

#4 - Carved lip, Firebrick glaze with Blue Shino glaze dip

#7 - Blue Rutile under Blue Shino; pulled handles

#10 - Blue Rutile and Olive Speckle, hand-built handle

#13 - Red stain inside, Tenmoku glaze outside

#16 - Blue rutile, trimmed detail outside

#19 - Oatmeal under Blue Rutile

#22 - Black under Mottled Blue

#2 - Celadon glaze with Blue Rutile partial dip

#5 - Celadon glaze, hole serves as handle

#8 - Olive Speckle under Blue Rutile: pulled handles

#11 - Blue Shino and Blue Rutile, hand-built handle

#14 - Firebrick inside, blue stain under Celadon outside

#17 - Blue shino and olive speckle

#20 - Oatmeal under Blue Shino

#23 - Black under Blue Rutile and Saturated Iron

#3 - Firebrick glaze with Blue Rutile dip

#6 - Firebrick glaze with Turquoise , hands as handle

#9 - Olive Speckle, Blue Rutile & Blue Shino; pulled handles

#12 - Olive Speckle glaze over Oatmeal, hand-built handle

#15 - Slip and wax resist with Celadon, Tenmoku inside

#18 - Tenmoku dip, oatmeal glaze outside

#21 - Oatmeal under Desert Sage

#24 - Saturated Iron and Blue Rutile

BowlS, Vases and kitchen objects

Process photos